Spiritually, reconciliation is more compelling than rejection, since its motive energy comes from love.
However, in light of the fact that the DD estimator is not statistically significant in the other model specifications, the results of the New Jersey specification do not provide compelling support for the rejection of our null hypothesis.
Conversely, if the philosophical moral psychology in question is found to be empirically inadequate, the result is revisionary, compelling alteration, or even rejection, of those elements of the philosophical theory presupposing the problematic moral psychology.
Lastly, Ricci argues that even if DeStefano could show a compelling state interest in rejecting the exam results, the rejection was not narrowly tailored to meet the compelling interest as required under strict scrutiny.
The profit is set to negative in virtue of the MUE's rejection of cooperation, compelling SBS k to split from the coalition.
In Mr. McCloskey, though, Mr. Darlington has a singularly compelling figure whose thorough and delighted rejection of the romance and mythology of wine is startling even to jaded eyes.
A: Most of the rejections were: 'beautifully written, compelling story, nobody wants to read this book.' People didn't know what to do with it.
Her final duet with Mr. Marcovici, full of wonderfully ingenious turning lifts and eddies of attraction and rejection, was beautiful dancing and compelling psychological theater.
In its editorial on Monday, the Guardian argued: A clear and compelling link can be made between the rejection of mainstream parties by voters in Bradford West last week and George Osborne's budget – and it has nothing to do with pasties.
